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Nothing phone (1) to support 45W charging

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Enrique 10 June 2022

Nothing Android Rumors

Just yesterday, Nothing announced that its launch event for the phone (1) is set on July 12 in London. As we enter the last month before the event, a new TUV certification reveals that the Nothing phone (1) may support 45W fast charging.

Source: <i>91Mobiles</i> Source: <i>91Mobiles</i>
Source: 91Mobiles

The certification lists details about a Nothing-branded charger. Three model numbers are listed: C304, C347, and C348. This may perhaps signal three global variants of the same charger. Said adapter is also rated for up to 45W fast charging. It is categorized as a “Switching power supply unit” and listed to have an IP20 “degree of protection”.

A design sketch of the Nothing Phone (1) A design sketch of the Nothing Phone (1)

In addition, the charge adapter will also be compatible with the PPS charging standard, up to 45W so you’ll be able to fast-charge larger devices like notebooks and other Android flagship devices.

The Nothing phone (1) will be launched on July 12 at an event taking place in London. It is expected to have wireless charging and a transparent back cover that highlights the device's internal components - with similar design language to the Nothing Ear (1).

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Reader comments

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  • AnonD-1043101
  • wrg
  • 11 Jun 2022

if youre so desperate using your phone or you were in a hurry, fast charging technology gets improving and increasing watts over time.

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  • ALPHABOY17
  • nDJ
  • 10 Jun 2022

This kind of protection withstands any solar radiation, maybe it will even protect you from tinder bots xD

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  • CompactPhones5ever
  • Mv0
  • 10 Jun 2022

"listed to have an IP20 “degree of protection”." wow IP20? That means that it's protected against solid objects over 12mm? Incredible, can't imagine how they achieved such an airtight device

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